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Switch Up Your Color: Look Fabulous With a Radiant New Shade

Sponsor — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 15:00:01 -0700

Stuck in a hair-color rut? Thinking of trying a fresh shade on for size? Here are some great reasons to treat your locks to an exciting new hue.

Transform your image. New hair color lets you explore an alter ego, whether you’re looking for a dramatic change or just want to rev up your current hue. Always wanted to go platinum blond? Longing for fiery auburn locks? Think you should have been born a brunette? Now’s the time to try your dream shade.

Look 10 years younger. A hot new hair color can banish gray and take years off your looks. Make sure to pick a product that’s specifically formulated to cover gray. Superior Preference® offers fade-defying color that covers gray beautifully.

Update your style. You may keep an eye out for the latest fashion trends, but no stylish wardrobe is complete without the ultimate accessory - gorgeous hair color that flatters your looks and expresses your personality.

Go for the gloss. Nothing restores shine to lackluster locks like fresh hair color. Regularly coloring smooths hair’s surface, keeping it glossy, healthy looking, and vibrant.

Unleash your inner diva. Why settle for mousy, plain, or understated when you can be bold, vibrant, and outrageously stunning? Express your spotlight-stealing side with shades like luminous blond, rich brunette, radiant red, or warm cinnamon.

Ryder Robinson Rocks a Shorter Hair Style!

LilSugar — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 13:00:23 -0700

Kate Hudson hit the town with her 5-year-old sidekick, Ryder, who must have had his first hair cut! The lil guy known for his long dirty-blond locks now has a shorter-length look that frames his cute face. Twenty-two percent of lilsugar readers clipped their child's hair before their first birthday and just about everyone else gave clipper consent before their kiddo headed to kindergarten. Kate, a laid-back mama known for her bohemian and beachy style, might have liked her son's straggly strands and may have had a hard time parting with them. Do you prefer Ryder's old rocker look that resembled that of his daddy, Chris, or the new 'do?

Which of Kingston Rossdale's Hairstyles Do You Prefer?

LilSugar — Wed, 20 May 2009 12:54:47 -0700

Tinseltown's most rockin' rascal, Kingston Rossdale, 2, showed off his new cut and maybe color the other day while out with mama Gwen Stefani. While this lil cutie has the face, attitude and fashion sense to sport any 'do, which do you like best?

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Six “Makeup” Tips For Your Lil Beauty

LilSugar — Wed, 15 Apr 2009 06:00:42 -0700

Girls will be girls. Whether you feel fine letting your daughter indulge in a mani-pedi from time to time or would rather her keep her young skin fresh and product-free, at some point you may have to just give in. Maybe it's Miley, maybe she's watched you apply mascara and lipstick before a dinner date, or maybe girly girls just love gloss. Most of us try to keep the cosmetic rituals out of our children's daily routine (well, unless you are a pageant parent), but there are ways to let them indulge the urge without overdoing. Check out these sensible suggestions for healthy, no-mess ways to help your budding beautician experiment with the idea of makeup.

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Celebaby Style: The Beckham Boys

LilSugar — Sat, 10 Jan 2009 04:00:03 -0800

It seems that the three Beckham brothers have inherited their dad's cutting good looks and their mom's fabulous sense of fashion. When the trio stepped out to dinner with their mum and Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana in Milan, each sported their own hairstyle. Check out our slideshow to see each of the dashing gents and how to create similar looks for your sons. Source

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Lil Tip: Pick Your Battles

LilSugar — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 14:00:50 -0800

Sometimes you have to meet your kid in the middle. My daughter is pretty easygoing so when she asked for pink hair, I knew I'd be able to talk her into something a little less appearance altering. At four and a half, dye was out of the equation even if she pressed, but I was willing to cave on a wig. Then, an attachable pink hair piece caught her eye while we were passing Claire's at the mall. For $6, it brought a shock to her locks, me a peace of mind, and everyone was happy.

Big Sis Piper Palin Has a Mom Spit Moment

LilSugar — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 11:00:44 -0700

This shot of Piper and Trig Palin is about as good as it gets. The big sister had a lil mom spit moment at the Republican convention while her mama was at the podium. Taking good care of her wee brother, the seven-year-old tamed his hair with a quick lick and slick of her hand. Are you guilty of using this trick fix on your tots?

Lil Find: Days of the Week Hairclips

babysugar — Thu, 28 Aug 2008 10:15:00 -0700

In the rush of a school morning, the less you have to think about, the more likely you are to get out the door on time. That's why I was so excited to find these adorable days-of-the-week barrettes ($60). The set comes with a variety of colors that are sure to match your daughter's Fall wardrobe.

The handmade clips are made of individually stitched pieces of felt with the clip sewn inside, so there is no glue to get stuck in your lil one's hair. With clips preassigned for each day of the week, that's one less argument you and your princess have as you try to make it to the schoolhouse on time.

Kiddie Wellness: Cradle Cap

LilSugar — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 11:00:49 -0700

Cradle cap isn't just for infants. The crusting on a babe's head that is caused by buildup of skin oils and cells can also be found on older children. And, while you wash and comb your wee one's hair repeatedly, it may do lil to remove the flakes.

Long hair not only disguises the harmless condition, but makes it it harder to remove. If you are looking to rid your youngster's scalp of the scales, try massaging it with a natural oil or cream prior to washing her hair or building up a soapy lather with a soft mit or toothbrush and shampoo. If your tot has long tresses, a nitpicking comb might also do the trick.

Child with Long Hair Not Allowed in Kindergarten

LilSugar — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 10:13:57 -0700

Folks in Needville, Texas are protesting bending the school district's rules to let a five-year-old boy with braids enroll in kindergarten. Keeping with his Native American heritage, Adriel Arocha explains that he has never cut his hair "because it tells me how long I've been here." Despite the family's tradition and beliefs, the school board requires that boys wear their hair no longer than their collar. Locals think that making an exception to this rule could lead to other problems.

What is your opinion?